Holy shit. As a Canadian who moved to the US, that was quite surprising. Homeless people in big American cities are everywhere. In the couple of large Canadian

Holy shit. As a Canadian who moved to the US, that was quite surprising. Homeless people in big American cities are everywhere. In the couple of large Canadian cities I lived in, they were present, but not nearly as much. I guess Canada is better at hiding the problem. I'm mostly surprised though that the Canadian social safety nets don't prevent it from happening more. As a kid my family was.... "not doing well" (understatement), and we were able to bounce back up and avoid becoming homeless reasonably easily by using every program imaginable (it took a lot). In the US, we would have been screwed. Yet those numbers...